Idea validation- Do you need a remote log/ log catcher service for your SaaS?

In my experience as a devops/full-stack dev at a boutique SaaS company, I realized that logs of web applications are the first point of detecting and debugging problems, or just being updated (say in case someone is DDoS-ing your app) but it was also the most difficult thing for the rest of my team to do (say, non-unix-y people, operations head, etc.). And I've been sitting on this idea for a while and I'm curious what you think.

Pitch- Suppose you've an app (Django, RoR, Flask, Apache, etc.) running (in a container/VM/server), you can access each registered apps logs over the web through my service on your servers IP address. You can additionally apply quick filters, alerts (premium), etc. In a later version, I'd ideally want to add framework specific alerts, like MongoDB is running without password, or Django is hitting some bad URL endpoint, etc.

Bonus- it's a lot like Kibana, Filebeat, ElasticSearch, except, with my service you don't have to be a pro and don't have to learn this whole mess. You just write one line (something like: python logtoss -b) and you'll be all set! Is this something that you'd find useful? Would you pay for using an enterprise solution (i.e. with support, and alerts, and the latest updates)?